Helen H. Hangelbroek

Author

University of Minnesota

Also Known As

H. H. Hangelbroek, Helen H. Hangelbroek, Helen H. Hangelbroek

Publications

544

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Concepts

All Affiliations

University of Minnesota Chicago Botanic Garden Netherlands Institute of Ecology Ecologie & Evolution Radboud University Nijmegen

About

Helen H. Hangelbroek is an author at University of Minnesota specializing in evolutionary biology, molecular ecology, and biology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Natural Sciences	4	4	130
2	Biology	4	4	130
3	Medicine	3	3	120
4	Engineering	1	1	206
5	Public Health	1	1	206

Helen H. Hangelbroek

Publications

531

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	Year	Citations
Unifying Life‐History Analyses for Inference of Fitness and Population Growth Ruth G. Shaw, Charles J. Geyer, Stuart Wagenius, The American Naturalist EngineeringPopulation ScienceFitnessPopulation DynamicNatural Selection	2008	206
Clonal diversity and structure within a population of the pondweed <i>Potamogeton pectinatus</i> foraged by Bewick's swans Helen H. Hangelbroek, N. Joop Ouborg, Klaus Schwenk Molecular Ecology	2002	184
BIPARENTAL INBREEDING AND INTERREMNANT MATING IN A PERENNIAL PRAIRIE PLANT: FITNESS CONSEQUENCES FOR PROGENY IN THEIR FIRST EIGHT YEARS Stuart Wagenius, Helen H. Hangelbroek, Caroline E. Ridley, Evolution Perennial Prairie PlantBreeding BehaviorFitnessGeneticsSexual Selection	2009	62
Local adaptation of the pondweed <i>Potamogeton pectinatus</i> to contrasting substrate types mediated by changes in propagule provisioning Helen H. Hangelbroek, Luis Santamarı́a, Thijs de Boer Journal of Ecology Molecular Evolutionary EcologyBotanySubstrate TypeSubstrate TypesSpeciation	2003	45
Regulation of propagule size in the aquatic pseudo-annual Potamogeton pectinatus: are genetic and maternal non-genetic effects additive? Helen H. Hangelbroek, Luis Santamarı́a Data Archiving and Networked Services (DANS) Propagule SizeMaternal Tuber SizeBotanyFitnessMaternal Non-genetic Effects	2004	13
Insights from the eco‐physiological book of records: Bewick's swans outperform the canonical intake‐maximizing vertebrate Marcel Klaassen, Helen H. Hangelbroek, Thijs de Boer, Oikos	2010	11
The Effect of Plant Inbreeding and Stoichiometry on Interactions with Herbivores in Nature: Echinacea angustifolia and Its Specialist Aphid Caroline E. Ridley, Helen H. Hangelbroek, Stuart Wagenius, PLoS ONE BiologyPlant-parasite CoevolutionBotanyMolecular EcologyAphid Abundance	2011	10

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